Finding Environmental Solutions Can Be Messy. Tzeporah Berman
Description
This episode of The Green Interview features Tzeporah Berman, who has been designing and winning environmental campaigns in Canada for two decades. She discusses these campaigns, including the 5-month-long protests of old-growth logging at Clayoquot Sound, the protection of the Great Bear Rain Forest, pressure on Victoria's Secret. She discusses her approach to working with industry once she has forced it to negotiate. She discusses her transition from work on deforestation to climate change activism. She discusses strategy against the Harper government and tar sands drilling.
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1hr 5 min 43 sec
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